Sugarless deLite's Daily Report

Todays Flavors Chocolate, World Class Vanilla, Cappuccino, Pecan Praline, Angel Food Cake, and Banana Todays Special Yogurt. Buy one get one Free 4-6 pm. Limit One. No Xl size. You must request special to receive it. Thanks Daily I am greeted by concerned customers who are worried about the economy and ask me " How's your business?" question. Sugarless deLite is doing fine. I remind everyone that the life blood of any business small or large are the people who trade with you. We all have made cut backs to get through harder times. My suggestion is cut back on some the trips to the Walmarts and chains and support the small businesses . No, I understand that some trips are needed in hard times but check out the small resturants and small places that need your business more than ever. Hard times do not last for ever and as we start our Twentyth I remind you of how important each of our customer is to Sugarless deLite. As many of you have seen. Brad has left our company af

Yogurt Flavors: Chocolate Decadence, World Class Vanilla, Mocha, Toffee Nut, Grasshopper (Mint Flavor), and Pumpkin. Tonight we have buy one, get one free on our yogurt (limit one, no XL) from 6 PM to 8 PM. Today's blogger prize is worth 22 dollars. Don't forget to tell us how much your claiming so that you can get your elevated prize. Here is a good tip for everyone out there in the Richardson/Plano/Garland area: If you are looking for an honest and great auto mechanic, go to Gus' Auto Center (405 South Central Expressway Suite 116 Richardson, TX/972.235.1818). Apparently, I've blogged about him since my Google search turned up our blog as the tenth search result, but he's worth mentioning again. My family has been going to Gus for all of our auto needs for over 15 years now. It's hard to find an auto mechanic who will shoot straight with you. Gus does. I recommend him to everyone I know. Thankfully, Rick was able to run me over to the auto shop yesterday after

Yogurt Flavors: Chocolate Decadence, World Class Vanilla, Devil's Food Cake, Grasshopper (Mint Flavor), Juicy Raspberry and Banana Macadamia Nut. Teacher Day! All teachers can come in and get a small yogurt for only 99 cents. Just show your ID for today's special. We got in a new line of baking mixes today from The Gourmet Cupboard. This new line has no sugar alcohols and some of the mixes are even no bake. Of course, all of the mixes are sugar free. We have several different varieties available: Peaches and Cream Pie, Cobbler, Peanut Butter Pie, Lemonade Pie, Key Lime Pie, Chocolate Pie, Chocolate Cheesecake, Snickerdoodle Cookie. We get a lot of different emails at the store. My favorites are the phishing schemes that come across. While some of them are slick productions that are almost identical to the real deal, others are like the two that come across the wire today. I'm pretty sure that these two PayPal phishing schemes were created by someone as a junior high comput

Yogurt Flavors: Chocolate Decadence, World Class Vanilla, Caramel Fudge, Coffee Royal, Angel Food Cake and Strawberry Shortcake. Today is Cone Day! All cones are $1.85 all day long (regularly $2.77). Over the last year, we have been privileged to have the opportunity to get to know some of the students at Trinity Christian Academy. The senior class of 2007 has shown us great support. As they are getting ready to leave for college over the next few days and weeks, we would like to wish them the best. Know that our thoughts and prayers are with you. Thinking back to my time at college, I've come up with a few helpful hints for the college bound: 1. Always remember your old friends from back home, but don't forget to make new ones where you are. 2. Get involved. Whether it is with a club, student government, a sorority or fraternity (Go Kappa Sigma), a sport or a church group; become active in your college community. 3. Take the opportunities that are handed to you. If you have a

Last night was the first evening when it seemed like a great idea to start a fire. I've never had a fireplace that I have used at any of my other apartments and thought that it was high time to use it. Here are a couple of fire safety tips for the cold winter months: 1. Make sure the flume is open. If you have a question about this, you can light a small piece of paper, hold it under the flume and see if the smoke rises straight up. 2. Use a clean burning fire log instead of wood. There are now have several environmentally friendly options that burn for several hours and create much less smoke and particulate matter. 3. When using a clean burning log, follow the directions and do not add additional fuel to the fire. In particular, paper is bad and may lead to a very smoky apartment which can in turn set off a fire detector thus necessitating one to open all of the windows and the patio door to alleviate the smoke but, in the process, cooling off the entire apartment to 57 degrees a